katseseeria
Katseseeria is a traditional Finnish folk dance that originated in the rural regions of Finland, particularly in the eastern and southern parts of the country. The term "katseseeria" is derived from the Finnish word *katsella*, meaning "to watch" or "to look," and *seeria*, which refers to a type of rhythmic movement or swaying motion. This dance is often performed during communal gatherings, festivals, and celebrations, reflecting the cultural heritage of Finnish rural life.
The dance typically involves a circular formation where participants hold hands or link arms, moving in a
In modern times, katseseeria has been preserved and promoted through cultural organizations, schools, and community groups